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A large English brass quarter chiming skeleton clock with calendar, H. Cox Islington, circa 1850.

A good French Empire patinated and gilt bronze urn mantel clock, circa 1800.

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An English brass lantern clock with wings, Thomas Taylor Holborne London, circa 1680

A miniature English silver and enamel travel clock Goldsmiths Co, 1896.

A French gilt brass gorge case carriage clock with engraved mask, circa 1870

A fine Dutch Baroque ebony Hague pendulum clock by Johannes van Ceulen, circa 1700

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A large Swiss walnut Allard & Co interchangeable cylinder music box on table, circa 1890

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An English brass striking skeleton clock, Rippin Spalding, circa 1830

A French Charles X ormolu mounted mantel clock with oscillating movement, circa 1830.

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An unusual English engraved gilt brass travel clock, Aubert & Klaftenberger, circa 1860.

A large and rare brass quarter striking and alarm Capucine travel clock, Gillet ainé, circa 1820.

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A rare miniature German Black Forest wall clock, circa 1860.

French Morbier iron brass wall clock Brocard 1740

A fine French Morbier wall clock P.A. Brocard, circa 1730

A fine Dutch burr walnut Amsterdam longcase clock with ships automaton, Jan Henkels, circa 1760.

A small Swiss gilt brass grande sonnerie travel clock, J. Humbert Genève, circa 1900

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A small French Regence brass lantern clock, G. Pecquet A Paris, circa 1720.

A fine French Directoire ‘au bon sauvage’ mantel clock, Au Chasseur Amérindien, circa 1800

A rare French gilt and patinated bronze mystery clock by Robert Houdin, circa 1839.

A rare Art Deco nickel plated Jean Leon Reutter patent atmos clock, type J1, circa 1935.

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